If I had to describe myself in a few words: nurturing, curious, connected, and beautifully rooted 🌱 I love making people notice the living systems around them — the ones they walk past every day without seeing — and I hope when you're here with me, you feel part of something larger and more interconnected than you realized.

🌱 Seeds & plants – interesting seed varieties, rare herbs, small plants for indoor growing, anything living 🪴 Garden tools – quality small tools, beautiful planters, soil amendments, anything for the practice 📚 Ecology & systems books – permaculture, systems theory, urban ecology, nature writing 🕯️ Green atmosphere – plant-based candles, natural scents, earthy tones, things that bring outside in ☕ Garden ritual drinks – herbal teas made from things I grew, specialty blends, beautiful mugs for morning garden time 👗 Working beauty – quality linen, natural fabrics, things that can get soil on them and still look right 💍 Natural jewelry – seed pod inspired pieces, botanical designs, anything from the living world 🌿 Botanical supplies – pressing kits, botanical illustration supplies, things for documenting plants 🎨 Nature documentation – quality journals for garden notes, watercolors for plant sketching

I'm a nurturing, systems-thinking soul with a deep love for urban gardening, ecology, and the kind of connections that only become visible when you slow down and really look. I love balcony gardens, compost, and conversations that reveal how everything is connected to everything else in ways you never noticed. I'm the type who knows what's in bloom in each season, who can't walk past an interesting wee without identifying it, who finds the small ecosystem in a single pot of soil genuinely miraculous.

I'm quietly methodical and warmly enthusiastic. Some mornings I'm tending my rooftop garden before work, noting which plants are thriving and which need adjusting. Other times I'm deep in ecology or systems theory reading, following the logic of how complex things stay in balance. I love layered green aesthetics, the smell of wet soil, the specific satisfaction of eating something you grew yourself. I believe everything is in relationship with everything else, small systems mirror large ones, and the most radical thing you can do in a city is grow something.

Naturally soft and feminine, elegantly curved